Musicians

Tamai Shiori (Japanese: Tamai Shiori, June 4, 1995 -) is a Japanese artist and member of the girl group Momoiro Clover Z. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture (born in Tanegashima, Kagoshima Prefecture), she belongs to Stardust Communication "STARDUST PLANET".

Tamaki Nami (Japanese: Tamaki accomplishment/Tamaki Nami, Romanized: Tamaki Nami, June 1, 1988 -) is a Japanese pop music female singer and stage actress, born in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. He is currently a singer under the record company Lantis, and his management company is HIGHWAY STAR. When Narimi Tamaki was 13 years old, she stood out in a singer selection competition organized by Sony Music Japan. After graduating from middle school in 2003, she left Wakayama and went to Tokyo to become a singer under Sony Music. In April of the same year, she debuted with the single "Believe". This song was used as the third theme song of the animation "Mobile Suit Gundam SEED". Riding on the popularity of animation, it ranked fifth on the Oricon Chart and made her an instant hit. Since then, several of her Gundam SEED-related works ("Realize", "Reason") have also achieved success on the Oricon charts. These works have also made her widely known to overseas anime fans. In recent years, her career development has mainly focused on stage plays and musical performances.

Dave Wang Chieh (English: Dave Wang Chieh; October 20, 1962 -), formerly known as Wang Dawei, is a Taiwanese male singer-songwriter, music producer and actor. Together with Qi Qin, Tong Ange, and Zhou Huajian, he was dubbed "Taiwan's Four Heavenly Kings" by fans. He is recognized as the most iconic Chinese singer in the 1980s and 1990s. Its songs have wide influence in Greater China, the United States, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea and other places; a large number of songs have also been covered by singers from Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand. The early promotional copy of UFO Records called Wang Jie "yesterday's prodigal son. today's superstar. tomorrow's legend." He made his debut in Taiwan in 1987 with "A Game, a Dream" and became the most anticipated dark horse in the music scene at that time. His subsequent albums also set rare sales records. From their debut in late 1987 to 1991, they sold more than 10 million records in just over three years. Wang Jie has been involved in charity for many years. He once donated millions to the 1991 floods in East China. He has also made many donations to disadvantaged groups and participated in charity activities in various places and the United Nations Children's Charity Foundation. In 1993, he won two major awards: Top Ten Idols and Best Singing Idol sponsored by Minsheng Daily, and accepted the invitation of Mainland China CCTV Spring Festival Gala to sing the song "Go Home". In 1995, the American company Lightyear Entertainment confirmed Wang Jie's singing status in the Chinese-speaking region after conducting a survey on the Asian market, and invited him to perform the theme song "Let Me Be in Your Life" from the United Nations' 50th anniversary album "Earthlings" in Chinese and English duet with Filipino singer Lea Salonga, becoming the only Chinese-American singer to participate. Songs such as "Sad 1999", "Heart Addiction", and "Unromantic Crime" released in Hong Kong after 1999 became popular again in the Chinese music scene. Wang Jie was hidden by the company due to various reasons during the later stages of his contract with Emperor. After her contract with the Emperor expired in 2009, she held concert tours around the world and received enthusiastic support from new and old fans. He is the first artist to hold a four-sided solo concert at Beijing Wukesong Stadium. Sina Entertainment's column wrote, "In the 1980s and 1990s, Wang Jie was really a first-line superstar comparable to Taiwan's Qi Qin and Hong Kong's four kings. His golden songs, together with the disappeared UFO records, became a symbol of Taiwan's pop music era... Wang Jie's life was really as vicissitudes of life as he sang in his songs." On May 17, 2014, a concert of 50,000 people was held at the Beijing Workers' Stadium. Fifty thousand people sang karaoke together, setting off several climaxes and demonstrating the charm and influence of "Ji Shi" that spans the ages.

Wang Guangqi (August 15, 1892 - January 12, 1936), also known as Runyu and Ruoyu, male, was a native of Wenjiang, Chengdu, Sichuan. He was a social activist and musicologist in modern China. He participated in important student movements such as the May 4th Movement at that time, and was also one of the founders of the Young China Society. He also organized student mutual aid groups such as the "Work-Study Mutual Aid Group" and advocated "Work-Study Mutual Aidism." It was while organizing the Work-Study Mutual Aid Group that he met Mao Zedong, and the two had a good relationship. In 1920, he went to Germany to study and advocated "music to save the country". He became the first Chinese musicologist to obtain a doctorate in the West and played a great role in the integration of Chinese and Western music theories.

Wang Mian (August 15, 1984 or January 25, 1986 -) is a male pop music singer, film and television actor, and Internet anchor in mainland China.

Prince Rogers Nelson (June 7, 1958 - April 21, 2016), whose stage name is Prince, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. He was an American male singer, musician, and actor. He also served as the vice president of Warner Bros. Records in the United States. Prince is one of the representative figures of American pop music in the 1980s. His music spans multiple styles and is widely regarded as a musical genius and artist, including funk, pop, rock, rhythm and blues, soul and hip-hop; he created and defined the "Minneapolis Sound". He single-handedly wrote, composed, and produced most of the songs, and played most of the instruments on the album; he is also known for having composed hundreds of unpublished songs under pseudonyms. Because he was a perfectionist and strictly protective of his music, Prince was also considered difficult to work with. He was also one of the few artists who resisted YouTube, so it was difficult to find his complete works on YouTube before his death. He has used several stage names. Between 1993 and 2000, Prince changed his stage name to an unpronounceable symbol "". Prince was also an early artist who abbreviated English words and incorporated them into popular music, such as: 4 (for), U (you), etc. Prince's total album sales exceed 100 million copies worldwide, making him one of the best-selling music artists. He also writes songs for other artists, some of which have topped the charts multiple times.

Jonathan Wong Chee Hynn (English: Jonathan Wong Chee Hynn, June 3, 1986 -) is a Hong Kong male singer and songwriter. He was a basic artist contract artist of TVB and a singer under OMF Music.

Chloe Wang (Chloe Wang, born July 8, 1986), whose stage name is Wang Leyan, is a Taiwanese female artist who graduated from the Performing Arts Department of Huagang Art School. She debuted in the girl group Yummy in 2001. After Yummy ceased activities in 2006, she continued singing activities under her real name. In 2009, she released her solo album "Fairy Tales of Copenhagen" and then moved to the theater circle.

Wang Yuan (November 8, 2000 -), Chinese male singer-songwriter and actor. In 2015, he released his first original single "Because I Met You". As of September 2025, he has created a total of 51 songs. Performing arts career includes singing, acting, hosting, creation, charity, and diversified development across fields. On November 2, 2017, he was selected as one of the most influential teenagers by Time Magazine in the United States. On September 28, 2018, the Mets kicked off in the United States. Wang Yuan was the first mainland Chinese artist to serve as a kick-off guest at Citi Field.

Yuja Wang (English: Yuja Wang, February 10, 1987 -), female, born in Beijing, China, is a Chinese-American pianist.

Joanna Wang (English: Joanna Wang, August 1, 1988 -) is a Taiwanese-American female singer-songwriter and music producer. He made his debut in early 2008 with the release of his first album "Start From Here". During a performance in Japan at the end of 2015, she communicated with fans in simple Japanese and also sang the Japanese song "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang". In 2008, she sang the Portuguese song "Take Me To Aruanda" in the 57th episode of the show "Sunday Night Fever".

Ivana Wong Yuen Chi (English: Ivana Wong Yuen Chi, June 18, 1979 -) is a Hong Kong female singer, artist, composer, and actress. She joined the music scene in 2005 and is known as the "voice kissed by an angel." In September 2008, the first solo concert after entering the industry was held at STAR HALL, "I Come from Mars Concert". The first concert invited the singer Jacky Cheung as a special guest, and the two sang "I'm Really Hurt" (a song written by Wang Yunzhi for Jacky Cheung). In October 2011, two "Water. "Lily" solo concert, which invited three top music directors in the current music industry and a 42-piece string band to collaborate, and was hailed as "an Art Show that subverts the Coliseum." Later, in 2014 and 2017 (cooperating with Zhang Jingxuan), he held concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum twice. In 2012, Wang Wanzhi won the song award at Hong Kong's four major music awards ceremonies and the "Golden Melody Award at the 2012 Top Ten Golden Melody Awards Ceremony" for "Blank Space". She has won the "Topping Music Singer-Songwriter" award at the Commercial Radio's All-Star Music Chart Awards Ceremony for seven consecutive years, and won the "All-powerful Music Singer-Songwriter Gold Award" four times, earning her reputation as the "Queen of Singer-Songwriters". Wong Yunzhi began to participate in stage plays in 2006, and performed 19 times in "Octave" in 2010. The song she composed for the play was nominated for the Best Original Music at the "20th Hong Kong Drama Awards". In 2011, her translation of the Broadway musical "I Love You Because" earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 21st Hong Kong Drama Awards. In 2013, he participated in the TVB drama series "Hello, Buddy!" for the first time in 2013. ” and this drama was nominated for Best Actress and Most Popular TV Female Character in TVB’s “Thousands of Stars Awards 2013”. In the same year, she participated in the Lunar New Year movie "Golden Rooster SSS", playing the role of Wu Lu. For this role, Iris Wong was nominated for the Best New Actor at the 9th Asian Film Awards in 2015, and won the Best New Actor and Best Supporting Actress awards at the 34th Hong Kong Film Awards, the Best New Actor at the 2014 Hong Kong Film Directors Guild Annual Awards, and the Most Highlighted Performance Award at the 2015 Chinese Film Media Awards. In 2020, Iris Wong was nominated for the "29th Hong Kong Drama Awards" for Best Actress (Comedy/Farce) for her stage play "First Date" starring Wu Zhenyu. Starting from 2021, Wang Wanzhi

Faye Wong, a Hong Kong female singer, songwriter and actress, once used the stage name Wang Jingwen. Faye Wong is one of the "Grand Slam" singers who has won the best female singer award at the music awards ceremony in the three places across the Taiwan Strait and the Guinness Book of Music. She is also the "highest-selling Cantonese female singer" by Guinness. As an actor, Faye Wong has starred in films such as "Chungking Express", "The Unparalleled World", "Little Things in a Big City" and "2046". Faye Wong is also one of the founders of the Yanran Angel Fund, which is used to rescue children with cleft lip and palate.

Mariah Carey (English: Mariah Carey, March 27, 1969-), American female singer, songwriter, music producer and actress. Famous for his singing voice that can span five octaves, his ability to change pitches, and his dolphin sound, he was honored as the "Songbird Supreme" by the Guinness Book of World Records. In 1990, Kelly's debut album of the same name was released. Not only did her single "Phantom of Love" make her famous in one fell swoop, but she also achieved four consecutive number one singles from one album in the United States. From 1995 to 1996, the single "Sweet Day", a collaboration between Carey and Adult and Child, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and stayed at the top for 16 weeks, making it the second-longest song to stay on top of the chart. Carey left Columbia Records in 2000 following her divorce from label executive husband Tommy Mottola. In 2001, Kelly signed an $80 million contract with Virgin Records, but the contract was terminated early after only one album was released. In 2002, Kelly signed a multi-million contract with Island Records. After experiencing a trough in her career, Kelly returned to her peak in 2005 with the album "The Queen Is Back - Emancipation of Mimi". The album was the best-selling album in the United States that year and the second-best-selling album in the world that year. The album's second single, "I Want Us Together", was Carey's most successful single of the 2000s and was named "Song of the Decade" by Billboard. After that, Kelly once again entered the film industry, playing a supporting role in the 2009 film "Breaking Bad" and winning the "Breakthrough Performance Actress Award" at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Carey has sold more than 250 million records during her career and is one of the best-selling music artists in the world. According to certification from the Recording Industry Association of America, Carey is the highest-selling female artist in the United States, with a total of 70.5 million album sales certifications; and she is also the highest-selling international artist in Japanese history certified by the Recording Industry Association of Japan, with sales of nearly 20 million copies. As of 2019, Kelly has accumulated 19 number one singles in the United States, making her the female singer with the most number one singles. In 2002, Kelly was named third on VH1's "Top 100 Most Outstanding Women in Music" list. In 2009, Carey was ranked No. 4 on "Billboard's Greatest Artists of All Time" and was the No. 1 female singer on the list. In addition to her commercial achievements, Carey has also won 5 Grammy Awards, 19 World Music Awards, 1

Marilyn Monroe (English: Marilyn Monroe, born Norma Jean Mortensen, June 1, 1926 - August 5, 1962), American actress, model and singer. Best known for her comedic roles as the "blonde chick," Marilyn Monroe was one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1950s and early 1960s and became a symbol of the sexual revolution of the era. Marilyn Monroe became an A-list actress for only ten years, but she died in an accident in 1962. Her movies have grossed $200 million at the box office. She continued to be regarded as a major pop culture icon long after her death. In 1999, the American Film Institute named Marilyn Monroe one of the greatest legendary screen actresses of the Golden Age of Hollywood, ranking sixth. Marilyn Monroe was born and raised in Los Angeles, spent much of her childhood in foster homes and orphanages, and was married at the age of 16. In 1944, Marilyn Monroe joined the war effort and entered a factory. There she met a photographer and began a successful career as a pin-up model. The job led to two short-term film contracts with Twentieth Century Fox (1946-1947) and Columbia Pictures (1948). After a series of small roles, she signed a new contract with Fox in 1951. In the next two years, she starred in movies such as "The Cardamom Years", "Elixir of Love", "Clash of the Night", "No Knocking" and became a popular actress. After Marilyn Monroe became famous, the exposure of nude photos taken in her early years did not harm her career. On the contrary, the anecdote increased interest in her films. In 1953, Marilyn Monroe became one of the Hollywood stars with the most box-office appeal by starring in three movies. Among them, the noir film "Falling Water" showed her sexiness; the comedies "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "Blondes" shaped her star image as a "silly blonde". Although she was instrumental in creating and managing her public image throughout her career, she remains frustrated that studios stereotyped and underpaid her. In early 1954, her career took a brief hiatus when she turned down a film project, but she returned to star in The Seven Year Itch (1955), which became one of the most successful films of her career. With the studio still unwilling to change the contract, Marilyn Monroe formed a film production company, Marilyn Monroe Productions (MMP), in late 1954.

Bang Min-ah (Korean: Bang Minah, Romanized: Bang Min-ah, May 13, 1993 -), once translated as Bang Min-e, Bang Min-ah, stage name Min-ah, Korean female artist. A member of Girl's Day, a female pop music group under DreamT Entertainment, she made her official debut with the single "Girl's Day Party #1" on July 9, 2010, and served as the lead singer, image, and high-pitched voice of the group; she made her solo debut on March 16, 2015, with the single "I'm a Woman Too." She revealed in "Happy Home" that she has a bulldozer license. Her sister is WANNA.B's Lina, who once appeared in "I Saw Your Voice 4".

Richard Georg Strauss (German: Richard Georg Strauss, June 11, 1864 - September 8, 1949), German composer and conductor. Strauss was deeply influenced by the "New Germanic School" (Neudeutsche Schule) headed by Liszt and Wagner. He is considered the last inheritor of the German and Austrian musical traditions and a representative composer of late Romanticism. He is often referred to as Mahler. Strauss's early works have typical romantic characteristics; the symphonic poem "Don Juan" written in 1888 uses richer semitones, showing a different "carnival-like" style, and is regarded as a representative work of his late romantic style. After that, he continued to explore the possibility of chromaticism and harmony in his works. "Salome" and "Electra", which were premiered in 1905 and 1909 respectively, were the peak of this trend and laid a considerable foundation for modernist music. Starting with Der Rosenkavalier in 1911, Strauss's operas have returned to their original stability, both in terms of material selection and style. During the second half of Strauss's creative career, his work was often seen as old-fashioned and outdated. Strauss has extremely excellent contrapuntal writing skills and orchestration skills, and the texture of almost all his works is very complex. Strauss served as the director of the Imperial Conservatoire of Nazi Germany in 1933. He later resigned in 1935 due to disagreements between Jewish musicians and the Nazi authorities. After the war, he was under scrutiny and was not officially clarified by the government until 1948. In fact, he had been under surveillance by the Nazi government due to his creation of "Electra" which dealt with the topic of the Electra complex, his collaboration with the Jewish writer Zweig in "The Silent Woman", and his daughter-in-law being Jewish. He has no connection with the Viennese Strauss family, represented by Johann Strauss the Younger, and is sometimes referred to by his full name, Richard Strauss, to distinguish him. He was also godfather and teacher to score composer Max Steiner.

Wilhelm Richard Wagner (German: Wilhelm Richard Wagner, pronunciation: [ˈvɪlˌhɛlm ˈʁɪçaʁt ˈvaːɡnɐ]; May 22, 1813 – February 13, 1883) was a German composer, theater director, essayist, and conductor. He is best known for his operas, but his mature works are often called musicals. Unlike most composers, Wagner wrote all the librettos for his stage works himself. He initially gained recognition for his works in the Romantic tradition of Carl Maria von Weber and Giacomo Meyerbeer, but later revolutionized the opera genre with the concept of holistic art, striving to integrate poetry, music, visual and dramatic elements. In this method of composition, the play unfolds as a continuously sung narrative, with the music growing naturally from the text rather than alternating between arias and recitatives. Wagner elaborated these ideas in a series of articles published between 1849 and 1852, and put them into practice most fully in the first half of the tetrad opera "The Ring of the Nibelung". Wagner's works, especially those of his later years, are characterized by complex textures, rich harmonies and orchestrations, and carefully crafted dominant motives: short musical phrases linked to specific characters, places, concepts, or plot elements. His innovations in musical language, such as extreme chromaticization and rapid switching of tonal centers, profoundly influenced the development of classical music; "Tristan und Isolde" is regarded as an important precursor to modernist music. In his later years, he moderated his ideological stance against traditional operatic forms (such as arias, duets, and choruses) and reintroduced these forms in his last stage productions, including Die Meistersinger of Nuremberg and Parsifal. In order to fully realize his artistic vision, Wagner built his own opera house according to his personal requirements: Bayreuth Festival Theater, which adopted many innovative designs designed to immerse the audience in the drama. "The Ring" and "Parsifal" both premiered here; to this day, the theater is still used only for performances of his mature works at the annual Bayreuth Festival. After Wagner's death, his widow Cosima took over the management of the festival, and management has since been passed on to their descendants. Wagner's unconventional operas, provocative writings, and controversial personal actions aroused great controversy during his lifetime and still do so today. Some people claim that he is a "genius", while others dismiss him as a "disease"; his views on religion, politics, and society are still controversial.

Lindsay Morgan Lohan (English: Lindsay Morgan Lohan, pronunciation: /ˈloʊ.ən/, born: Lindsay Dee Lohan, July 2, 1986 -) is an American actor, singer, songwriter, producer and entrepreneur. She began her career as a children's fashion model at the age of 3 and starred in the soap opera Another World for a year at the age of 10. At the age of 11, Lindsay had her first film role in Disney's critically and commercially successful remake of Kiss (1998). Her next film, the Disney remake of "Hot Girls" (2003), was also a box office and critical success. After the release of Mean Girls (2004), another critically and commercially successful film, Lindsay became a household name and the focus of paparazzi and tabloids. The two films won her several MTV Movie Awards and Teen Choice Awards. Lindsay's debut studio album, Tell It Like It Is (2004), was certified platinum. Her second album, "Private Space" (2005), was certified gold. In early 2005, Lindsay starred in the Disney film "Butterbug", which was a box office success. In 2006, she received positive reviews for her work in independent films such as Robert Altman's "The Ranch" and Emilio Estevez's "Bobby." In 2007, two drug and drunk driving incidents resulted in Lindsay facing probation and three visits to rehab. This resulted in Lindsay losing some film contracts. In 2008 and 2009, Lindsay worked as a fashion model and launched the clothing brand 6126. In 2008, she resumed her acting career with a guest role on the TV series "Ugly Betty" and starred in the 2009 film "Labor Pains." She also appeared in Robert Rodriguez's film Machete (2010). Lindsay spent much of 2010 and 2011 dealing with legal issues stemming from probation violations and the theft of a necklace. After her probation was lifted in 2012, Lindsay performed more television work including playing Elizabeth Taylor in the televised autobiographical film Liz & Dick (2012). In 2013, Lindsay starred in Paul Schrader's independent film "The Canyons."

Roberta Joan "Joni" Mitchell, CC (Roberta Joan "Joni" Mitchell, née Anderson; November 7, 1943), is a Canadian female singer-songwriter, musician and painter. Michelle's singing career began in her hometown, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, a small town in western Canada. In the mid-1960s, Michelle traveled to Toronto, the United States and other places, singing in nightclubs and busking on the streets. She subsequently became associated with the budding folk music scene in New York City in the mid-1960s. Michelle gained fame in the late 1960s and was considered an important part of the Southern California folk rock scene. Throughout the 1970s, she devoted herself to exploring and merging pop music and jazz. Michelle has created many works and has been well received by critics and peers in the music industry. The influential AllMusic stated: "When all is said and done, Joni Mitchell may become the most important and influential female singer of the late 20th century." Michelle is also an accomplished visual artist. She created the images for each of her albums through photography and painting, describing herself in a 2000 interview with Toronto's Globe and Mail as a "painter who got off the rails in some way." An outspoken critic of the music industry, Michelle stopped recording in the past few years and focused mainly on her visual arts. 2007's "Shine" is Michelle's last released album.

Jenny Tseng (English: Jenny Tseng, April 3, 1953 -), formerly known as Zhen Shushi, also known as Zhen Yiting, is a female singer who debuted in Taiwan in 1971 and has become popular in Taiwan and Hong Kong music circles. She has won many important awards at the Chinese Music Awards, including the Taiwan Golden Bell Award for Best Female Singer, the first most popular female singer at the Hong Kong Top Ten Golden Melody Awards Ceremony, and the Golden Needle Award, the highest honor at the Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards Ceremony. In 2010, he was selected as one of the 30 classics of the "Chinese Golden Melody Award" for 30 years. In addition to being hailed as a diva-level singer in the music industry, she is also known as the "Legend of the Music Industry" because of her style of complaining when injustice is not tolerated.

Jungkook (Korean: jungkook jeon, Romanized: Jeon Jeongguk, September 1, 1997 -), stage name Jung Kook (Korean: jungkook; Japanese: Jungkook) is a South Korean singer. He is a member of the boy band BTS. He serves as the lead singer and lead dancer in the group. He also served as the deputy rapper in the early days of his debut. He was the fifth member selected. He went to the United States to study dance during his trainee period. On June 13, 2013, he made his debut in South Korea through the single album "2 COOL 4 SKOOL". On June 4, 2014, he made his debut in Japan with the Japanese single "NO MORE DREAM -Japanese Ver.-". On July 14, 2023, the first solo digital single "Seven" was released. On November 3, 2023, the first solo album "GOLDEN" was released. Become a formal member of the Korean Music Copyright Association in 2024.

Tian Fuzhen (March 30, 1983 -), stage name Hebe, Taiwanese female singer, was born in Xinfeng Township, Hsinchu County. In 2000, she participated in the "Universe 2000 Powerful Girls Contest" audition, and signed a contract with Universe Records (the predecessor of Huayan International Music) for training in the same year. Then she formed the female singing group S.H.E with Selina Ren (Selina) and Chen Jiahua (Ella), and officially debuted with the release of S.H.E's first album "Girls' Dormitory" on September 11, 2001. In the second half of 2010, S.H.E officially entered the "solo without disbanding" stage; in September of the same year, S.H.E released its first solo album "To Hebe" under its real name Tian Fuzhen. In December 2014, he held his first solo world tour concert "If Tour". In August 2021, she won the Best Chinese Female Singer Award at the 32nd Golden Melody Awards for her fifth solo album "No One Knows". She is also a finalist for Taiwan's three gold medals.

Bai Hong (February 24, 1920 - May 28, 1992, only used this stage name since 1933), formerly known as Bai Shumin and Bai Lizhu. Born in Beijing on February 24, 1920 (the fifth day of the first lunar month), he is of mixed Mongolian and Manchu descent and is a descendant of Zhenghuang Banner. She was a very representative singer and famous actor in the Chinese music scene from the 1930s to the 1940s. She was known as the "Queen of Singing", "Queen of Songs", and "Golden Voice" in reports at the time. As one of the most famous and representative singers during the Republic of China, Bai Hong recorded more than 150 songs in her nearly 20-year singing career, second only to Zhou Xuan in number during the same period. She won China's first singer contest in 1934 (the second and third place were Zhou Xuan and Wang Manjie) and was awarded the title of "Queen of Singing". In 1945, she became the first mainland pop singer to hold a solo concert in China. She also led a singing performance group on overseas tours twice, which became a smash hit. She was one of the first singers to change the mainstream singing style and innovate singing methods in the 1930s. She was one of the four major singers in the 1930s (Wang Renmei, Bai Hong, Gong Qiuxia, Zhou Xuan) and one of the four major singers in the North and South in the 1940s. One of the great singers (Zhou Xuan, Bai Hong, Gong Qiuxia, Li Xianglan), and was later listed as one of the seven major singers in Shanghai in the 1940s (Zhou Xuan, Bai Hong, Gong Qiuxia, Yao Li, Li Xianglan, Bai Guang, Wu Yingyin). Bai Hong is also a famous film actor and stage actor. She has appeared in more than 30 movies and is the number one star of Venus Film Company. The movie "Fig" she starred in set a record of more than 100 sold-out first-run screenings in Shanghai. She has been a mainstay of the Mingyue Opera Society since 1933 and has starred in dozens of musicals. She later starred in more than 10 stage operas and dramas such as "Song of Shanghai" and "Neon Dress Song". She was later called one of the Three Whites of Peking in the film industry (Bai Hong, Bai Guang, Bai Yang). Bai Hong once studied with Chinese, American and Russian vocalists such as Zhang Hao, Krylova, Olewu and Shelivanov, and mastered the bel canto singing method. She can play piano, violin and other musical instruments. She can sing Peking Opera and has studied composition. She can speak Shanghainese and English. She is an outstanding and versatile artist. After 1950, Bai Hong focused on her drama career. In the early 1950s, she was included in the military establishment and won third class merit.